, 1887-03-06

PNHco = ~ = ~
j. A. McGonigle, fees
special constable. ....... 4 90 4 20
Cheyenne Il Black Hills
Stage company, trans
porting prisoners. ....... rs 90 rs 90
b. IL. Smalley. expenses
requisition ............. so 65 So e5
G. @. Charlton. Transport
ting prisoners 5 90 5 90
s.. X. Sharpless, board
ing prisoners 279 90 279 90
John Il. Chafin, coro-
ner' fees .......m..... Is 80 Is 30
John 7. Chafin, coro-
ner's jurors....-."...... IL 90 u 90
John I. Chafin, coro-
ner's witnesses. .... 8 90 3 90
Geo. II. Boswell, coro-
ners expenses.......... 5 90 5 90
P.J. Nowlan, constable's
fees..::...,".......~.... 40 4 so
Emma White, poor and
paupers.....-.......... 800 5 90
Russell l.. Tracey, poor
and paupers. ............. l6 90 l6 90
Rine- Il johnson, poor
and paupers-........... ii 90 III 90
John inquest, poor and
paupers....~........... 5 90 5 Of
Union Mercantile com
pany, poor and pau
pers.............".".. 800 ) 90
A. ID. Kelley, poo and
ii UO IL w
owen Mckay, poor and
paupers.....~-.......... 10 90 10 90
j. H.. Barnes, poor and
paupers.-................. ~ w ~ W
A.. u. McGregor, poor
paupers................ % % % IS
Chas. Wilseck, hospital
steward. IS 90 IS 90
Charles Olson, hospital
hospital cook............ 40 90 40 90
John Budda, hospital
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 90 80 90
Chas. Hultberg, hospital
Observation-Disclosures. 25 90 25 90
Nettie Wilseck, hospital
laundress. 80 90 80 90
Joseph LaRose, hospital
supplies. :.."..~~~..... IS 90 % 90
Marshall Smith, coal,
hospital. .......-..... 80 80 80 80
Marshall Smith, coal,
poor and paupers...... s so s so
Sloan & Shaver, supplies
hospital. .............~ 800 5 90
M. Smith & Co., sup
plies hospital. .........,. 81 rs 81 rs
j.. A. Martin, expenses
road supervisor. ......... is % IS 90
Union Pscifc Railway
Co., freight bridge
material. .....~......... As so 43 so
McPhee & McGinnity,
bridge material. ...... 2O6 Ss l6s %
E. A. Francis, bounty on
animals. ................. 6 % 3 %
Chas- Warren, bounty on
ANIMALS ................ 81 90 81 %
John Johnson. bounty on
IN .............. | 0U l oU
Adjourned until March 3, 1887, at
10 o'clock a. m.
THURSDAY, March 3, 1887.
The board met at 10 o'clock a. IN. this
day, pursuant to adjournment. Present:
Fl. B. Kelly, chairman, Thos. Swan and
John Hunton, commissioners.
The special committee of citizens of
Lusk. having reported to the board that
the jail at Lusk hiss been completed in ac-
cordance with instructions of the board
and the terms of the contract;
On motion, it is ordered that the said
jail building be accepted by this board.
The following bills we're allowed in the
several mou designated and warrants
OTueTeu uTaWn IOr the respective amounts
allowed, to wit:
Clalmed Allowed
Chamberlain & Lob
lein, building jail
at Lusk.~...-..:...s797 90 s797 90
Nat Baker, lot for jail
at Lusk............... 100 90 100 90
Mrs. MA. Granger,
poorand paupeis... % 90 IS 90
d. f. Brown, road
Vlewer................ - w ~ w
A petition was presented signed by
more than twelve householders of the
county in the vicinity where it is proposed
to lay out a county road, praying that a
road be laid out In the county, which road
is described in said petition as follows:
Twenty-seventh street IN the city of Chey-
enne, Laramie county, to that point on
the present county road between said
city and Cheyenne depot which would be
crossed by said Twenty seventh street if
extended on Its present line to said Chey-
enne and Cheyenne depot road"
Said petition being accompanied by sat
isfactory proof that notice has been given,
notifying all persons concerned that ap-
pllcatlon would be made at this meeting
of the board for the opening of said road:
On motion, it is ordered that d. Nc
Ulvan, NJ. A. Arnold and E. w. Whit
comb, three disinterested householders of
said county be appointed as viewers of
said road, and the county surveyor to sur
vey the same; and that an order issue ui-
rectlng said viewers and surveyor to meet
at the county clerks Office in Cheyenne,
on Monday, March IA, 1887, to view and
survey said road.
Adjourned until March 4. 1887, at
10 a. m.
FRIDAY, March 4, 1887.
The board met 10 o'clock a. M, this
day pursuant to adjournment. Present.
II. b. Kelly, chairman, Thos. Swan and
John Hunton, commissioners
On motion, it is ordered that the hear
ing on the report of the viewers on the
proposed road from the "T H D" ranch
to.the Laramie river bridge at Fort Lara
mic be continued until the next regular
meeting of this board.
A petition was presented asking for a
change in the county road on the south
side of the North Platte river. terminal
ating on the east side of the Fort Laramie
military reservation: said change to be
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